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In the aftermath of the battle against the Serpent Society and Thoth-Amun, The Children of the Blindfather discover the youngest member of the family has emerged from the Terrigen transformation process. Jace discovers a new life as an Inhuman as the family travel with Conan the Barbarian into the southern reaches of Hyboria and come face to face with The Iron Fist!Dreamslayer Merch is now available! Check us out at https://www.teepublic.com/user/dreamslayer-studios or https://dreamslayerstudios.creator-spring.com/Inspired by the old comic book tales of What If? and 2015's Secret Wars saga, we embark on a journey with a tightly knit family unit thrust into a Galaxy far, far away as the secrets of the past they never knew begin to unravel. If you're a fan of the Fantastic Four's family dynamic, the lore of the X-Men or the adventures of The Guardians of the Galaxy, the Children of the Blindfather are sure to carve a special place in your heart as we explore Marvel Galaxies!A Marvel Superheroes RPG Live Play utilizing Foundry VTTLike what you see? Support us on Patreon at https://patreon.com/DreamslayerStudiosIntroductory music: "Butterfly" by Tapping the Vein from the album The Damage, available on iTunes, Amazon, Spotify and Pandora. Used with permission.Visit Dreamslayer Studios online at https://dreamslayerstudios.renderforestsites.com/Additional music by Monument Studios https://www.monumentstudios.net/For more Marvel Superheroes action, check out our other campaigns:IROSHANhttps://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLZrWbwUCH4XA3EeGmthj67Y_fUMOpU2h-Orphans of the Bliphttps://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLZrWbwUCH4XDVF-aD_XrRzyZC4lDK75iXIn the Shadow of Evil/In the Mouth of Madnesshttps://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLZrWbwUCH4XA6cNHVkounbBaJZAwE1UfJ Thanks to our monthly supporters Shawn Pearce (FluffyAlpacaGM) Staci Teter Artalis Jonathan Morton Oraxsis Laura Shepherd Clint Byrd Michael Brightbill

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Intro Background (1:25) Emma Frost created by Chris Claremont and John Byrne in X-Men #129 (Jan. 1980) Emma Frost born to a wealthy family in Boston, who had lived in the area since the 1600s Discovered she had telepathic abilities while in high school, but refused to join the Xavier Institute, and when her manipulative father chose her as his heir, she opted to leave and make her own way After attempting to seduce her professor, her family had her sent to the Essex Clinic, where she was drugged and manipulated into attacking the X-Men by Magneto Became a stripper for the Hellfire Club, where she made Sebastian Shaw infatuated with her, ending up becoming the White Queen Also started a multinational business, Frost International, and started her own school, the Massachusetts Academy, where she recruited young mutants for her own cause Was attacked by a time traveler and was in a coma for a year - during that time, most of her students were killed - she was brought out of the coma by an energy surge that caused her consciousness to take over the body of Bobby Drake, aka Iceman #BecauseComics - when she learned what happened to her students, she had a breakdown and realized they were better off with Xavier, who was able to reestablish the connection between her body and mind Wracked with guilt, she established her school as Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters, and she & Banshee started a new team, Generation X After surviving an attack on Genosha, she discovered she had a secondary mutation: the ability to turn her skin to unbreakable diamond - she joins the Xavier Institute, and takes the Stepford Cuckoos under her wing Began a “psychic affair” with Scott Summers, who was growing apart from Jean - although Jean tore through her mind and forced her to relive all her guilty episodes from the past, she revealed to Wolverine that she truly loved Scott Beast discovered her shattered body, and the investigation revealed that Esme of the Cuckoos convinced another student to shoot her with a diamond bullet - meanwhile, Phoenix-powered Jean reassembled Emma After Jean's death, Emma & Scott begin a real relationship, and are co-headmasters of the Xavier Institute Discovered that the Stepford Cuckoos were actually her children, bred from eggs harvested by a doctor years before while she was under the control of the Essex Clinic Served as a member of the Cabal alongside Norman Osborn, Loki, Dr. Doom, Namor, and the Hood, only to betray Shaw In Avengers vs. X-Men, Emma is one of the Phoenix Five - was one of the last two, with Scott, before he was able to wrest her portion away from her, only to be killed by Xavier Inhumans vs. X-Men - after a Terrigen cloud killed Scott, Emma created a psychic projection of him destroying the cloud, after which Black Bolt “killed” the projection - a negotiated peace between the parties ended after Emma incited the X-Men to take action to save their species - Medusa destroyed the cloud, but Emma sent programmed Sentinels after the rest of the Inhumans to seek revenge for Scott's death Currently one of the leaders of Krakoa - named by Xavier & Magneto as the head of trade relations Issues (7:20) Ruby - Relationship with Scott Love for mutants, willing to sacrifice all for them regardless of personal impact (19:23) Role in Inhumans vs. X-Men, where she ultimately is revealed as the villain (27:17) Break (44:10) Plugs for BetterHelp, Popcorn Psychology, and Chris Claremont Treatment (45:26) In-universe - Focus on putting Emma in diamond form and having her work through things without her psychic abilities Out of universe - Work on establishing a rapport with her and determining how to address the various issues and trauma she's dealt with (47:46) Skit (feat. Kris of Marvelous Madames) (57:08) DOC: Hello Emma, I'm Dr. Issues. EMMA: *mentally* And we're starting off with lies. D: *mentally* Excuse me? E: That's not your name and we both know it.  D: Surely, if you've read my mind, you're also aware of the multiple attempts on my life. Not to mention as a mutant you can appreciate the need for a pseudonym to maintain some level of privacy to protect loved ones. Ms. White Queen. Or is it Black Queen? Or Black King? Or Ice Princess? E: Your point is taken. Still, just know that any effort to mislead or lie to me will be swiftly shut down. I do not suffer fools. D: Nor would I expect you to. So, what did you change? E: Come again? D: I'm not gullible. Telepath or not, delving into someone's mind changes the person in some fundamental way. That's the point of therapy. You did that to me without regard for my thoughts on the matter...literally. So, I'm asking you, with all candor...what did you change? E: I'm not an amateur at this, you know. What I told you is what I sought. *pause* Judging by your facial expression, you don't believe me. D: It's fascinating. Sometimes, I mirror expressions, mime voices of those who are talking to me...it's not intentional. I've been in some awkward situations because the person thought I was mocking them. Not this time, though. And you know I'm right. Why are you so skeptical of sessions like this? E: Because those with my abilities already accomplish what you do hundred-fold, without the baggage of “small talk” getting in the way. D: Like a sentience surgeon. I'm glad you're on that path of logic, because society has determined consent to be a MAJOR hallmark of ethics in every interpersonal undertaking. E: Is that what you think I do? Mental assault? D: I'm trying to understand. No offense, but, it's clear that you know how to work a room, regardless of mutant abilities. I'm trying to figure out if it's your main coping strategy, or a backup plan. E: It's been both. D: Can you give an example of each? E: Sure. *mentally* I'll give you a glimpse of one of my best days…*unintelligble speech/sounds* and one of my worst *more unintelligible speech/sounds* So you tell me, doctor. Would you have done anything differently? D: *overwhelmed* WHOA. To be honest, I have no idea. I've been empathetic before, but that was...truly mimetic….no telemimetic...it's like you downloaded parts of your memory into my brain and I choose how to live it...this is so bizarre. *clearly in some sort of discomfort* ugh...they both involve Scott. I shouldn't be surprised. E: Is there a problem, doctor? I can assure you, I did nothing to injure your brain. D: No, not like that…*snaps fingers* THAT'S WHAT YOU CHANGED! E: Oh dear. That was too quick. I expected some sort of opportunity to talk about him at length, without all of the pretense. D: That's my CO-HOST's view, not mine. I'll gladly discuss your feelings about him without referencing *clear pain* AAAAGH!  E: He's not a dick, got it?! D: Got it. The point is, he impacts every aspect of your life, and your love for him affected some...questionable choices. What can I do to help you get to the next stage of your relationship as adults? E: Why would there be a next stage? I know he's loved me. That's all I need. D: And he's loved another. And you turned his ideals into the grandest effigy I could imagine...all out of spite. E: SPITE?! No, having some mental foreplay when you least expect it may have some spite, but not when all of mutant-kind is at stake. It was us or them...and it surely wasn't going to be us. Not when we're the next evolution of the species. I'm not the damsel in distress. I'm the diamond in the rough! I can show you, too. *special effect to change form* D: Fascinating...and now, the therapy can begin. E: What does that mean? D: Before now, you had the ultimate “wisdom of the crowds” through your abilities, just picking things up about each person on a whim. Now, when you're like this, you're shut off. I don't think that's a mistake. Maybe it's a defense mechanism for you, but I see it as a chance for growth. Tell me, what do you feel right now? E: Nothing. D: Can you tell by my face what I think? E: *pause* You have the same face as when I told you I only looked at one thought in your mind...I should register that as the same, but...it's so difficult this way. D: EXACTLY. Welcome to a new way to build your schema of the world. No mind games...just good old fashioned observation, trial and error. No judgement, no scorecard, just me and you, trying to figure out human interaction. I don't expect you to stay this way, but do you realize just how magnificent your personal experiences can be if you learn how to warm up your cold side? E: There is a rationale to your style. I *pause* think...I like it? *transforms again* That is quite the challenge...definitely worthy of pursuit. Fine, your point stands. D: Wait, now I do think Scott is- E: Say it and lose yours.  D: Understood. E: Thank you, my dear. Now if you'll excuse me, I must return to Krakoa. Heaven knows what Logan's gotten himself up to in the past hour. I shall return. D: When shall I - E: *mentally* Oh I'll make it clear. Good day, Doctor. Ending Recommended reading: Generation X (so 90s), Death of X Next episodes: Starfire, Children of super villains, Squirrel Girl Plugs for social References: Cyclops episode - Anthony (4:04) Stepford Cuckoos episode - Anthony (4:30) Mark Manson - Doc (29:30) Mr. Freeze episode - Doc (46:20) Apple Podcasts: here Google Play: here Stitcher: here TuneIn: here iHeartRadio: here Spotify: here Twitter Facebook Patreon TeePublic Discord

The guys talk about the hotly anticipated and newly revealed Cable, and about places he might fit in outside of an X-Force Roster.  They also speculate about Sin's Panel-to-Play and about what she might mean for the revival of a Cabal-centric roster.  They briefly chat MiniStravaganza, and then Seva ties it all together with his idea for an X-Men & Inhumans roster: Storm Beast Cable MODOK Black Bolt Lockjaw Medusa Okoye Enchantress Shuri ---------------- Medpack, Brace, Disarm, Bitter Rivals, R&D, Climbing Gear, Last Minute Save, Hired Muscle ---------------- EXTRACTS: Alien Ship, Panic Grips City, Hammers SECURES: Demons, Terrigen, Black Order Vault

It's our hairiest episode yet - HANK MCCOY! What does Doc have to say about the brilliant Beast? Listen now to find out! SHOW NOTES: Intro Time’s almost up for nominees Some exciting news coming soon about promotion :) Background (3:10) Hank McCoy (Beast) created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby in X-Men #1 (Sept 1963) A member of the original X-Men, he appears human, but has proportions and agility similar to a monkey, including prehensile feet Enjoys the resources for learning provided by Xavier, but soon joins the Brand Corporation as a scientist - there, he inadvertently transforms himself into a more animalistic form Joins the Avengers, where he remains a full-time and reserve member for many years Later joins the Defenders, and then X-Factor, reuniting him with the original X-Men team Rejoins the X-Men in 1991 Discovers a cure for the Legacy Virus, but Colossus chooses to sacrifice himself to release it, causing Hank much regret Has a secondary mutation, causing him to take on a more feline appearance Became disillusioned with Scott’s leadership, so he left the X-Men again and joined the Secret Avengers for a time In Avengers vs. X-Men, Hank sides with the Avengers against the Phoenix Five After Scott’s escape from prison and subsequent militant viewpoint, Hank travels back in time to bring the original, young X-Men to the present to talk Scott down Inhumans vs. X-Men - tries to get mutants to leave Earth before dying of Terrigen infection, but they imprison him - later reconciles with the team, when they realize he was right House/Powers of X - Serving on Krakoa, overseeing the data analysis systems Issues (06:42) Intellectualism to a fault - doesn’t believe there’s a problem he can’t solve by experimenting Struggles with the dichotomy between his physical form and mental capacity (16:30) Is Beast manic? (22:39) Break (31:57) Plugs for Bedknobs & Broomflicks, Varmints, and Chris Claremont Treatment (33:30) In-universe - Use Cerebro to create dull environments and figure out Hank at his core Out of universe - (38:10) Skit (48:49) Ending (54:28) Recommended reading: Astonishing X-Men by Joss Whedon Next episodes: Ego, 100th episode special Review read: Jo Anna, 07/13/2020, Capes to you! Great show. I love the banter and comic news Plugs for social References: Colossus episode - Anthony (04:25) Captain Phillips - “Look at me, I’m the captain now” - Doc (36:20) Duck Amuck - Anthony (36:48) Quipping episode - Doc (43:15) Apple Podcasts: here Google Play: here Stitcher: here TuneIn: here iHeartRadio: here Spotify: here Twitter Facebook Patreon TeePublic Discord

S4:E18 - Jess and Jared recap and discuss “No Regrets." Jess starts this one by calling out the episode's author as both "wonderful" and an "emotional terrorist," which Jared feels sounds about right. Mace & Coulson infiltrate the Hydra conversion camps. Meanwhile, Framework Fitz tells Daisy he knows about "her world," but AIDA/Ophelia has misled him, portraying them as invaders from another reality/dimension, not the world of their real lives/selves. May's Framework change, while supposedly leaving her with no regrets, has also led to her having nothing to lose. The episode leads Jess to pose the question, how connected are Framework and IRL AIDA, exactly? Jemma resists with the A.‪‪I. sentience of the "Non-Player Characters" of the Framework, though it's challenged by Framework Mace and Ward. Mace & Coulson sort of switched roles in the Framework. AIDA tries to bribe Daisy with Lincoln's resurrection, revealing the entire schtick of the Framework as "one changed regret," for everyone, but she doesn't but it. While in Hydra's custody Daisy gets her spy on and talks to Radcliffe through the vents and learns about a secret backdoor beyond AIDA's reach/control, and they formulate an escape plan from the Framework. Mace & Coulson's mission brings us back to Trip, or at least a very emotional reunion for us as viewers with his Framework equivalent, and Coulson is compelled to save his former students from his Framework life as a teacher from Hydra's programming. Hydra bombards the building with the missiles opens May's eyes, both to their cruelty to the children in the camps, their disregard for collateral damage, and the heroism of Mace, Coulson, and Triplett. Seeing Mace die to save them, crushed under rubble from the building, turns May to the resistance, and the episode ends with her sneaking a Terrigen crystal to Daisy to spark her Inhuman powers...Ooooooo! Also, we talk a little about how we like people in Florida, but not Florida so much. And we talk a little about dealing with depression during the COVID-19 crisis, and not beating yourself up so much, or comparing struggles/tragedy right now. And, the Playground...the Bus...are the S.H.‪‪I.E.L.D. creators obsessed with grade school? We’re a proud part of the But Why Tho Podcast Community! Be sure to follow them on Twitter @ButWhyThoPC and www.butwhythopodcast.com to check out all their great content. And follow us on Twitter: @projectTAHITI, send us an email: projectTAHITIpod@gmail.com, and rate/review us on Apple Podcasts!

Episode 9: Never a Skrull Moment! Today we’ll be covering Fantastic Four 37, Thor 142, and the backup story of Thor 146 & 147Preface: We’re prepping for Kree/Skrull War This is a grab-bag episode Fantastic Four, Super-Skrull, Thor, Kree Sentry Fantastic Four 37: Behold! A Distant Star! Ben and Johnny get blasted by Reed’s Power-Ray while prepping for Reed and Sue’s wedding Alicia tells Reed that Sue is distraught over the death of her father in issue 32/Episode 1 Reed decides that they need to go seek vengeance for Franklin Storm’s death On the Skrull Capital World, Princess Anelle and Warlord Morrat talk. Annelle is upset at how terrible Morrat is but she thirsty Reed convinces NASA to let the FF borrow a rocket, which is way better than Grand Theft Saturn They use the Power-Ray to punch a hole into subspace and arrive at the Skrull homeworld. The FF are immediately beset upon by Skrull soldiers, and their powers are out of control! Morrat captures the FF, Anelle tells him that he must inform her father, the Emperor. Morrat says he will but shifty dudes gonna shift. Anelle mentions to her father about Morrat capturing the FF and Emperor Dorrek suspects treason. Reed zaps Ben, Johnny, and Sue with the Power-Ray before Morrat can stop him, then Reed gets blasted with it, but now it’s revealed that the FF have all their powers back. Reed is quite heroic and smart in this scene The Emperor arrives with the Royal Guard and executes Morrat but Anelle is caught in the crossfire. She’s saved by Sue. The Emperor is grateful that his daughter is safe so he grants the FF a boon, they ask for Skrull responsible for Franklin Richards death and the Emperor is delighted because that was Morrat’s fault and Morrat is already dead. Thor 142: The Scourge of the Super-Skrull Loki is banished to another space-time continuum and decides to seek vengeance on Thor by tricking the Super-Skrull to attack him Kl’rt rushes to Earth and initiates a brawl with Thor Sif is awesome and doesn’t get enough respect, but she’s a LEGIT BOSS Super-Skrull threatens to go full on nova level so Thor hits him with some hurricain level rain and wind to knock him down a peg, see the visual companion for this rad image! It’s Hammer Time and Thor pummles Kl’rt before using Mjolnir to generate an Anti-Force to banish Super-Skrull from Earth Loki is extremely salty and it’s great Thor 146 Backup: The Origin of the Incomparable Inhumans This is a longer story but we’re only covering the first two bits In prehistoric times some humans developed faster than others and formed an advanced civilization. They called it Attilan, the hidden city Randac, the King of Attilan discovers the Terrigen Mists and through the process of Terrigenesis develops superpowers Thor 147 Backup: The Reason Why A Kree Sentry remarks that it’s time for the Second Phase as it’s heading to Attilan and being pelted by some of the primitive humans Sentry reflects that it’s been tasked to guard a Kree Base, even if it takes 1,000 years He finds Attilan and is glad that the Kree experiment of speeding the development of a group of humans was successful The Attilanians hope the Sentry comes in peace so they can learn from him. King Randac emerges from the Terrigen mist unharmed but with powers Turns out, the Sentry is none-other than Sentry 459! Randac blasts Sentry 459 with an energy blast from his hands and it has 0 effect on Sentry 459 Sentry 459 dubs these people Inhumans Randac establishes that every Inhuman citizen of Attilan will undergo Terrigenesis and that Attilan shall remain hidden If you want to read the issues we covered today you can find them collected in: Essential Fantastic Four Vol. 2 Marvel Masterworks Fantastic Four vol 4 Fantastic Four Epic Collections vol. 3 Fantastic Four Omnibus vol. 2 Essential Thor Vol. 3 Marvel Masterworks Thor Mighty Thor Vol 6 Thor Epic Collections Vol 3 The Mighty Thor Omnibus vol.2 as well as digitally on Comixology As for Backups, however, they aren’t on Comixology in the Thor Volumes but are collectible in: Marvel Masterworks The Inhumans Vol 1 Marvel Unlimited Ask your local library. Creators of these issues: Stan Lee, Jack Kirby, Chic Stone, Stan Goldberg, Artie Simek, Sam Rosen, Vince Colleta, and Joe SinnottFind us on Twitter @ArtifactsOfI and ArtifactsOfInfinity.com

It's a hair-raising episode, as Anthony & Doc look at Medusa, Queen of the Inhumans! Heavy is the head that wears the crown, especially when it's covered in prehensile hair! How does she want to break away from her husband, Black Bolt? All this, plus a special guest voice - Anna from Freudian Sips as Medusa! Listen now! SHOW NOTES: Intro Mental Health Avengers Review read – Cinemondo Podcast “A unique perspective on the Super Hero genre. Refreshing and fun discussion that goes deep into the psychology of the superheroes you know and love. Fascinating listen!“ Shoutout to Cinemondo – Kathy, Mark, and Burke review genre films – all 3 work in the industry, so they know what they’re talking about, and have some fascinating guests on the show Background (04:06) Medusa, full name Medusalith Amaquelin-Boltagon, created by Stan Lee & Jack Kirby in Fantastic Four #36 (March 1965) Originally a member of the “Frightful Four”, enemies of the Fantastic Four, who had her under mind control until Professor Xavier helped break her free Later revealed that she is a member of the Inhumans, mutated by the Terrigen Mists to provide their race with extraordinary powers – hers is prehensile hair Fell in love with her distant cousin Black Bolt, and they married to become king & queen of the Inhumans Temporarily joined the Fantastic Four as a replacement for Sue Richards Gave birth to a son, Ahura, who became the Judy Winslow of the Marvel Universe Has to fight off the advances of Black Bolt’s brother, Maximus the Mad, on numerous occasions Due to Black Bolt’s powers, she serves as interpreter, a role she chafes at She takes over as leader of the Inhumans upon Black Bolt’s death in “Realm of Kings”, and replaces Black Bolt in the Illuminati for a time Helped rebuild Attilan during the Inhumanity storyline when the Terrigen Bomb exploded, creating thousands of new Inhumans When Black Bolt was revealed to be alive, she attacked him for setting off the Terrigen Bomb and then abandoning her She then had an affair with Johnny Storm, until Black Bolt returned and apologized to her Abdicated the throne during the Inhumans vs. X-Men arc, wanting to establish a democracy among the Inhumans – also destroyed the Terrigen cloud in order to save mutants As a result of that act, her hair began falling out, similar to her dying – she takes Primagen, which restores her hair and health Issues (10:52) Does not always appreciate having to speak for her husband – feels that she doesn’t have voice of her own Difficulty at times in dealing with leadership role as queen – has left or abdicated the throne a few times (18:58) Difficulty with losing hair – serves as major part of her identity (27:40) Break (34:04) Plugs for AnxZenity and We’re All Mad Here Treatment (35:46) In-universe Out of universe (40:00) Skit (44:58) Featuring Anna from Freudian Sips as Medusa Ending (50:23) Next episodes - Mental Health Avengers, Bane, Political Terrorism, The Tick Review giveaway Joker: Endgame review on Patreon References: Megxit - Anthony/Doc (20:00) The Crown - Doc (23:30) John Cena/The Rock feud - Doc (25:55) Sword of Damocles - Doc (27:30) Apple Podcasts: here Google Play: here Stitcher: here TuneIn: here iHeartRadio: here Spotify: here Twitter FacebookE-mailPatreonTeePublicDiscord

It's our second ever Patreon President-selected episode, as listener Matt suggests Multiple Man Jamie Madrox! Anthony & Dr. Issues discuss paralysis by analysis, and Doc deals with an unorthodox group session. Listen now! SHOW NOTES: Introduction Background (03:33) Created by Chris Claremont, Len Wein, John Buscema in Giant-Size Fantastic Four #4 (Feb. 1975) Has ability to create numerous duplicates of himself, usually through kinetic force Is not a mutant, but a changeling - a subsection of mutants whose abilities manifest at birth, rather than adolescence Splits into two babies when the doctor slaps him at birth Father creates a suit to control his powers Damien Tryp tries to convince Madroxes to let Jamie come with him, they refuse, and Tryp creates a tornado that destroys his home and kills his parents Finds the Fantastic Four, who send him to Professor Xavier, who sends him to study at Muir Island with Moira McTaggert He gets close with Siryn, daughter of Banshee Duplicate goes off and joins the Fallen Angels, who then aligns with Mister Sinister - ends up shooting another duplicate, and then gets reabsorbed into Madrox Prime, who was suffering from existential crisis that dupe could have separate life and be considered a separate individual - he basically saw another version of himself murdered in front of him Exposed to Legacy Virus - while infected, taken by Goddess as part of Infinity Crusade Dies from Legacy Virus - except it was a dupe, and the real Madrox has amnesia M-Day - opens X-Factor Investigations with game show winnings - keeps powers because he is a changeling, not a mutant Civil War - Madrox is both anti-registration, as well as a member of SHIELD hunting down protestors Goes on mission to reabsorb numerous dupes - discovers Father John Maddox, a dupe with a family and a son, so Jamie leaves him alone Discovered one of his dupes slept with Siryn, and the other with Monet St. Croix - they're not happy Layla Miller and a Madrox dupe go into the future and end up in Bishop's future - Madrox Prime ends up with same M-style tattoo but weaker Siryn gave birth to a son named Sean, but when Jamie held him, he absorbed him - this made Jamie suicidal Discovered that John Maddox's son wasn't biologically his Summers Rebellion - Alternate future where mutants fight against human oppressors - Cortex is an agent of the government trying to put down the rebellion, and turns out to be a Madrox dupe Killed again by Bloodbath - ends up in alternate reality where he's sent back to reality by spirit of Dr. Strange Matt Rocks - attorney dupe who helps She-Hulk defend Steve Rogers Retired to a farm to live with Layla Miller, but went back to Muir Island to investigate Terrigen mists - got infected and died - Prime and all dupes buried on Muir Island Issues (26:23) Lack of identity Inability to make a decision because he can make all of them (31:55) Inability to father children as a result of absorbing duplicates (38:09) Treatment (45:34) In-universe - focus on Prime, get him to acknowledge he can't control everyone and everything Out-of-universe (49:30) Skit Ending References: Fagin - Oliver Twist - Anthony - 08:03 Silence of the Lambs clip (NSFW) - Anthony - 15:37 Multiplicity - Anthony - 16:50 Power Perversion Potential - TV Tropes link - Anthony - 18:07 Ric Flair - Anthony - 23:04 Arthur - Anthony - 24:44 Poochie rap - The Simpsons - Anthony - 25:48 "The Golden Man" - Anthony - 32:15 Next - Anthony - 32:23 "I'm not Xena, I'm Lucy Lawless" - The Simpsons - Anthony - 58:55 iTunes: here Google Play: here Stitcher: here TuneIn: here iHeartRadio: here Twitter FacebookE-mailPatreon

The entire royal family "...And Finally: Black Bolt" have done so much to get back Attilan from Maximus. Max has rigged the dome to fail if he doesn't scan his hand every hour. So Black Bolt has to find a way to get him back to the control room without being caught. Gorgon is going on a rampage after awakening from his second Terrigenesis and when he's caught by Max's guards, Karnak has to keep a close eye on him. Medusa returns to Earth to ask Louise for help in finding a place for the refugees of Attilan, should the city fall. And once it is clear that there is no other option, Eldrac starts transporting them there. So it comes down to brother against brother as the Inhumans lunar refuge comes to an end. Jay and Josh are running out of duct tape to repair the dome on this week's season finale of Terrigen Dreams: An Inhumans Podcast!

It's "Havoc in the Hidden Land" when Black Bolt and his family return to the moon to take back Attilan from the traitorous Maximus. It's been a tough road to get back, and they've lost Gorgon in the process. However, Triton has returned from secretly hiding and carrying out an intricate plan that Black Bolt seems to have had the whole time! Now they can all stop Maximus and hopefully keep peace amongst their people. Luckily, they come with a little peace offering in the form of Dr. Declan, who is certain that he can put Max through terrigenesis again to give him the Inhuman powers he's desired for so long. When Max betrays him, they are forced to take refuge in a hidden bunker. Karnak begins to see some flaws in Max's plan, but he's more focused on the possibility of bringing Gorgon back from the dead. Can the family work together and stop the madness once and for all? Jay and Josh declare parley on this week's penultimate episode of Terrigen Dreams: An Inhumans Podcast!

Looking for a hero? "The Gentleman's Name is Gorgon". As the royal family gets closer to reuniting with Crystal, Auran threatens Sammy and Dr. Declan. So Black Bolt sends Karnak and Gorgon to save them while they track down Crystal. Back on the moon, Maximus faces the traitors that are scheming against him. His ever growing paranoia is making him more and more desperate to hold onto his power. Hopefully the new soldiers he sends to Auran can stop the royal family once and for all. For Karnak and Gorgon, stopping Auran seems to be going well, but Mordis isn't going to go quietly, and only our hooved hero can save everyone, but he'll have to make the ultimate sacrifice. Jay and Josh realize that the people are revolting, but misunderstand what it means on this week's episode of Terrigen Dreams: An Inhumans Podcast!

Do you hear that? "Something Inhuman This Way Comes." Karnak has to run for his life with his new human friend, but his family is on their way. Black Bolt and Medusa use the newly captured Locus to track down their cousin. Gorgon is not far behind either. But will they get to him before the angry drug dealers do? Lockjaw seems to be feeling better so he takes Crystal and her new friend Dave to the beach so she can learn a little lesson in hanging loose. Back on the moon, Maximus seems to be experiencing some cracks in his leadership as some mysterious Inhumans seem to be plotting against him. Jay and Josh ask themselves, 'What would Karnak do?' on this week's episode of Terrigen Dreams: An Inhumans Podcast!

You better "Make Way for...Medusa"! She's catching up with Black Bolt with the help of her new human friend, Louise. As Black Bolt & Medusa get closer, Crystal finds someone that will help her fix up the injured Lockjaw. He seems nice, level-headed, and single too! Gorgon parts ways with his new surfer friends, out of guilt from losing of one of them in the fight with Auran. Karnak gets up close and personal with Jan, one of the drug growers at the jungle camp. But he better keep an eye on the leader Reno because it seems as if he may have a short fuse. And Maximus takes over the genetic council, plus reveals that he has some associates on Earth. Jay and Josh redirect their stream of consciousness to make the podcast 74.6% more efficient on this week's episode of Terrigen Dreams: An Inhumans Podcast!

"Divide and Conquer" the Inhumans if you hope to destroy them. That's what Maximus has done, but he shouldn't rest on his lunar laurels quite yet. It seems that Black Bolt has a mysterious human ally named Dr. Declan on his way to help. Gorgon prepares for a fight against Auran and some dangerous Inhumans loyal to Maximus. Karnak contemplates life without the ability to strategize. Crystal tries to get to Earth with Lockjaw. And Medusa finally finds Black Bolt, only to have him snatched away before the reunion. The chase continues this week. Jay and Josh discuss all the actions and quietly ponder how wise it would be to get matching face tattoos on this week's episode of Terrigen Dreams: An Inhumans Podcast!

"Behold...The Inhumans!" The newest weekly podcast in the Superhero Suite is here with in-depth analysis of each episode of Marvel's Inhumans. Black Bolt leads the royal family of Inhumans in a fight for survival against the king's mutinous brother, Maximus. He silently makes his promise to reclaim his moon-based kingdom of Attilan from "Those Who Would Destroy Us". But first, they must use their pet dog, Lockjaw to escape to Earth and regather their forces. Split up, stranded, and facing adversity, the family must first find each other before they can begin the assault against Mad Max. Jay and Josh hope the terrigen mist transforms them into the perfect hosts as we bring you the first episodes of Terrigen Dreams: An Inhumans Podcast!

We’re back with another Character Corner and this time we’re covering the Inhumans. First off, let’s make it clear that we’re mainly focused on the Royal Family of the Inhumans. The “Nuhumans” or the Inhumans created on earth due to the Terrigen bomb that Black Bolt sets off during the events of Infinity are definitely a separate category. We might cover some of the more famous “Nuhumans” in a later episode. But for this, we’re focused mostly on the Royals: Black Bolt - The King with a voice that’s so powerful it can destroy planets Medusa - The Queen with serious hair issues Maximus the Mad - The king’s mad brother who can also control minds Crystal - Medusa’s sister with elemental powers Gorgon - Head of security and has bull’s legs and hooves that can create intense earthquake like shockwaves Triton - He’s a giant fish. Think Klaus from American Dad with legs and arms Karnark - Chief strategist and hasn’t been exposed to the mists so he technically doesn’t have powers. But he has developed an extrasensory ability to perceive stress points, weaknesses and faults in objects and people Lockjaw - The teleporting family pet dog who we’re pretty sure was a normal looking human being before he was exposed to the mists a turned into a pet We settled on going through the history of the Inhumans because of the new TV show coming out. Right now it doesn’t seem to be getting great reviews from the IMAX screening of it (a stupid idea to do anything cheap and in IMAX) but I’ve heard that it’s not that bad from others who have seen it. I will say this, after going through some early Inhumans comics, I can definitely see why (even out side of the technical aspects of the TV show), doing a show centered on the Royal Family is hard to do on TV. I will be blunt: Early Inhumans comics are not good. They are a struggle to read and the includes the Marvel Knights series by Paul Jenkins and Jae Lee.   The problem with early Inhumans stories is that they focus on trying to make the Inhumans earth-based and it just doesn’t work. There are too many unlikable qualities about the Royal Family to do this. First off, they have slaves. The Alpha Primitives that run the lower areas of Attlian are slaves, 100%. The Inhumans also seem to strive for perfection with genetic manipulation and purity (the whole point of the Terrigen Mists in their minds) and it’s very creepy. Now these could definitely make for, and at times do, great stories or interactions. The problem is that most of the older stories also try to paint the Inhumans in the light of being victims of everyone else. To be blunt, its hard to see slave masters and genetic manipulators as victims.   It's not all bad though. What the early Inhumans books and story do is weave a complex tale of a population and their rulers and the struggles to figure out who they are and what their purpose is. There are some good stories and threads throughout but if you're looking for a group that are clearly heroes and that you root for, you're going to be disappointed. They're not the X-Men. Not even close.     Things change for the better around the time of Secret Invasion and that’s when it becomes clear: The Inhumans and Royal Family are at their best when they’re cosmic. Once the Inhumans really go cosmic and pretty much focus on that, they become interesting and great to read. Not to mention, in space, Black Bolt is finally unchained and can be seen using his powers more frequently and uninhibited. When the Inhumans wipe out the Skrulls then take over the Kree Empire, it's when they're at their best. The War of Kings storyline then Relam of Kings are also really good stories.    If Inhumans fails on TV then I can only assume that the next attempt for Marvel will be to reintroduce them in the movies through James Gunn and his dive into the cosmic side of Marvel. That's where they work best.    Listen to our whole Character Corner to get the full run down on th...

We’re back with another Character Corner and this time we’re covering the Inhumans. First off, let’s make it clear that we’re mainly focused on the Royal Family of the Inhumans. The “Nuhumans” or the Inhumans created on earth due to the Terrigen bomb that Black Bolt sets off during the events of Infinity are definitely a separate category. We might cover some of the more famous “Nuhumans” in a later episode. But for this, we’re focused mostly on the Royals: Black Bolt - The King with a voice that’s so powerful it can destroy planets Medusa - The Queen with serious hair issues Maximus the Mad - The king’s mad brother who can also control minds Crystal - Medusa’s sister with elemental powers Gorgon - Head of security and has bull’s legs and hooves that can create intense earthquake like shockwaves Triton - He’s a giant fish. Think Klaus from American Dad with legs and arms Karnark - Chief strategist and hasn’t been exposed to the mists so he technically doesn’t have powers. But he has developed an extrasensory ability to perceive stress points, weaknesses and faults in objects and people Lockjaw - The teleporting family pet dog who we’re pretty sure was a normal looking human being before he was exposed to the mists a turned into a pet We settled on going through the history of the Inhumans because of the new TV show coming out. Right now it doesn’t seem to be getting great reviews from the IMAX screening of it (a stupid idea to do anything cheap and in IMAX) but I’ve heard that it’s not that bad from others who have seen it. I will say this, after going through some early Inhumans comics, I can definitely see why (even out side of the technical aspects of the TV show), doing a show centered on the Royal Family is hard to do on TV. I will be blunt: Early Inhumans comics are not good. They are a struggle to read and the includes the Marvel Knights series by Paul Jenkins and Jae Lee.   The problem with early Inhumans stories is that they focus on trying to make the Inhumans earth-based and it just doesn’t work. There are too many unlikable qualities about the Royal Family to do this. First off, they have slaves. The Alpha Primitives that run the lower areas of Attlian are slaves, 100%. The Inhumans also seem to strive for perfection with genetic manipulation and purity (the whole point of the Terrigen Mists in their minds) and it’s very creepy. Now these could definitely make for, and at times do, great stories or interactions. The problem is that most of the older stories also try to paint the Inhumans in the light of being victims of everyone else. To be blunt, its hard to see slave masters and genetic manipulators as victims.   It's not all bad though. What the early Inhumans books and story do is weave a complex tale of a population and their rulers and the struggles to figure out who they are and what their purpose is. There are some good stories and threads throughout but if you're looking for a group that are clearly heroes and that you root for, you're going to be disappointed. They're not the X-Men. Not even close.     Things change for the better around the time of Secret Invasion and that’s when it becomes clear: The Inhumans and Royal Family are at their best when they’re cosmic. Once the Inhumans really go cosmic and pretty much focus on that, they become interesting and great to read. Not to mention, in space, Black Bolt is finally unchained and can be seen using his powers more frequently and uninhibited. When the Inhumans wipe out the Skrulls then take over the Kree Empire, it's when they're at their best. The War of Kings storyline then Relam of Kings are also really good stories.    If Inhumans fails on TV then I can only assume that the next attempt for Marvel will be to reintroduce them in the movies through James Gunn and his dive into the cosmic side of Marvel. That's where they work best.    Listen to our whole Character Corner to get the full run down on th...

The Inhumans are here! Jay and Josh review and discuss the IMAX premiere of Marvel's Inhumans. Each week we will break down the episodes and speculate what is to come. This week we decide if the cinematic release lived up to our expectations. We also pick apart some of the aspects we liked and what we feel could use some improvement. Hold onto your teleporting dog as we explore Terrigen Dreams: An Inhumans Podcast!

Welcome to Terrigen Dreams: An Inhumans podcast! Jay and Josh will be joining you each week to break down, speculate, and discuss the weekly ABC television show, Marvel's Inhumans. This week, we send our first transmission from Attilan to share our excitement about the upcoming theater release of the premiere, talk about news, and break down the trailers as we prepare for the coming of the royal family. Your hosts welcome you with open arms and silent mouths and warn you of the side effects of canine teleportation on this week's episode of Terrigen Dreams: An Inhumans Podcast!

It’s a roundtable of nerdy comic talk on this week’s episode of the Worst. Comic. Podcast. EVER! Discussion points include: John recounts his visit with writer Gene Luen Yang at the event sponsored by the Johnson County Library. John and... Read More ›

Caw! It’s time for comics. Some are good. Some are “fine” and others are, as always, infected with that damned Terrigen mist cloud. There’s a bit of rebar talk, and genuine enthusiasm for socks. All that, and dual Rebirth ratings in our make up segment. Also, see if you can find Conor referencing Project Greenlight season 3. It happens. And more. Running Time: 01:08:46 Comics: 00:01:46 – Kill or Be Killed #6 00:11:15 – Monsters Unleashed #3 00:15:56 – Superman #17 00:18:34 – The Mighty Thor #16 00:22:35 – Batman #17 00:28:25 – Nightwing #15 00:31:29 – Super Sons #1 00:32:22 – Daredevil #17 00:34:40 – Mother Panic #3 Ratings: 00:38:00 – Justice League of America: Rebirth #1 00:42:03 – Batwoman: Rebirth #1 Patron’s Choice: 00:47:32 – The Wild Storm #1 Patron Thanks: 00:55:01 – Chris Ferullo 00:56:24 – Matt Baron 00:56:48 – Joey Rosenberg 00:57:24 – Brad Page Audience Question: 00:58:18 – Adam asks a completely new question about numbered print runs in comics. Brought To You By: • Bombas – For the most comfortable socks you will ever wear, visit getbombas.com/ifanboy​ and save 15% off your first order of four or more pairs, plus free shipping. • iFanboy Patrons – Become one today for as little as $3/month! Or make a one time donation of any amount! • iFanboy T-Shirts & Merch – Show your iFanboy pride with a t-shirt or other great merchandise on Threadless! Music: “Waltz #2” J Mascis Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

"Boom" boom goes the dynamite! Well, actually 'boom' goes Tucker Shockley, the angry Watchdog leader that exposed himself to some Terrigen in an attempt to change Senator Nadeer. Instead he became the Inhuman and gained the ability to explode. After killing Nadeer, he goes after Director Mace and Quake. They work frantically to find a way to prevent him from blowing his top while Coulson and Mack track down Agnes Kitsworth. She's Radcliffe's former love and the one he modeled Aida after. But she's not too keen to help. Jay and Josh lower the BOOM on this week's episode of Agents of SHIELD Case Files. Download now, and decrypt the data-stream directly to your MP3 player!

HOSTS: Dan, Jared, Scott NEWS/TALK: Some casual conversation about DC Rebirth, Marvel Comic's missteps, and comic book  TV shows COMICS: Kill or Be Killed #1, Black Hammer #1, Hillbilly #1, and  Predator vs. Judge Dredd vs. Aliens #1. WHERE TO FIND US: Comic Book Pitt is part of the SORGATRON MEDIA NETWORKEMAIL: comicbookpitt@gmail.comCALL: 412-450-0227FACEBOOK: facebook.com/comicbookpittTWITTER: @comicbookpittINSTAGRAM: @comicbookpitt

Who let the dogs out? An anti-Inhuman group rises as Mack comes to grips with the loss of his friends from the team. Simmons moves forward in her pursuit of a Terrigen vaccine. Pete and Matt catch episode 314, "Watchdogs."MP3iTunes

After returning from an alien planet and a long winter break, SHIELD is prepared for a little "Bouncing Back". Daisy, Mack and their Secret Warriors team are in Columbia investigating an Inhuman who is stealing guns from the police. But she may not be the ones they have to worry about, since the police have an Inhuman helping them do some dastardly deeds themselves. After the president gives Coulson permission to continue doing what he's doing, the Director's first objective is to track down Gideon Mallick. But Mallick has a secret: What used to be Grant Ward has come back through the portal and is gaining strength for reasons unknown. Jay and Josh go up and down on ideas for powers they might have from Terrigen exposure on this week's Case Files. Download now, and so you can decrypt the data-stream directly to your MP3 player!

Legends Of S.H.I.E.L.D. Longbox Edition is a podcast dedicated to covering the weekly and classic Marvel comic book issues and news. If you want to hear more the ABC television show Marvel’s Agents of Shield, Marvel's Agent Carter, Marvel’s Daredevil on Netflix, Marvel’s Jessica Jones on Netflix, and the general Marvel Comic Universe please check out the main Legends Of Shield podcast found at LegendsOfShield.com   This edition of Legends OF S.H.I.E.L.D. Longbox edition covers Marvel comics released for the week starting January 6th, 2016.   THIS TIME ON LEGENDS OF S.H.I.E.L.D. – LONGBOX EDITION:   Black Adam’s S.H.I.E.L.D. Mission Report: Secret Warrior’s #10 from 2009   Lauren’s Mutant Musings discusses Uncanny X-Men #1 AND Worst X-man Ever #1   Adam, Lauren, Neil and Stargate Pioneer love to hear back from you about your take on Marvel comics or this podcast. Feel free to drop us a voicemail at 1-844-THE-BUS1 or 844-843-2871. You can tweet us @LegendsOfShield on twitter, go to our Facebook page: Facebook.com/legendsofshield, swing by our website www.legendsofshield.com, lookup our Tumblr page at legendsofshield.tumblr.com, checkout our Legends Of Shield YouTube channel, or send us a voicemail at 844-THE-BUS1 or 844-843-2871.   Join Legends Of S.H.I.E.L.D. next time as we cover the next week in Marvel Comics. And don’t forget, you can join Haley, Lauren and Stargatepioneer live on Wednesday nights as they stream their podcast recording live about the latest in the General Marvel Comic Universe. Join the chat at GonnaGeek.com/live. Also check out their podcast episodes at legendsofshield.com or wherever podcasts are downloaded.   This podcast was released on Wednesday January 13th, 2015.   Standby for your S.H.I.E.L.D. Comic Book debriefing ---  

I refuse to believe that you're not familiar with "Chaos Theory". The agents of SHIELD are familiar with it. Such as May, whose ex-husband Andrew has now been exposed to Terrigen mist and now turns into the deadly Inhuman-Hunter Lash. She thinks she can talk some sense into him, but Coulson, the ATCU, and Lincoln aren't so sure, so they go after him with everything they've got. And Fitz gets emotional (though not too emotional, since that might actually start a relationship with Simmons) as he tries to come up with a solution to reopening a wormhole to save her astronaut friend Will. Jay and Josh just watch the sunrise on this week's Case Files. Download now, and so you can decrypt the data-stream directly to your MP3 player!

You just can't break the "Laws of Nature". Unless, of course, you've been exposed to some Terrigen that is now activating your dormant alien blood and given you new powers that you just can't control right now. Ok, I guess sometimes you can. But if you do, SHIELD will try to track you down and bring you in for safety. Just watch out for the newly founded ATCU. They might not be as accommodating. And neither will the spiky-headed Lash, who really just wants to put a hole through your chest. Plus, we get to find out how the rest of our SHIELD friends were spending their Summer break. And, this week we are joined by special guest, Agent Secki to talk about this brand new episode. Jay and Josh responsibly take their fish oil pills as they settle in to discuss Season 3 of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Download now, to decrypt the data-stream directly to your MP3 player!

Tick Tock…The countdown timer is ticking! But don't worry. It's not a HYDRA bomb. It's just the countdown to the end of the Agents of SHIELD summer hiatus. Case Files is going "Back to SHIELD" shopping as we review and discuss the release of Season 2 on Blu Ray and DVD. Is it up to the high standards of Director Coulson? Or is it more stone-cold than Director Gonzales with a Terrigen tiara? Plus, we look at SHIELD news as we prepare for the premiere of Season 3. Jay offers Josh a box of pretty crystals on our final Agents of SHIELD: Case Files Summer Spectacular of the year! Download now, and decrypt the data-stream directly to your MP3 player! …Now, where is that HYDRA bomb?

  A podcast about Comics Pop Culture! Hello FITWR listeners, Republic City Dispatch fanatics and Storm of Spoilers/Cast of Kings fantasy nerds, we’re back for more comics discussion! New comics enthusiast Joanna Robinson of Vanity Fair’s Hollywood and The Station Agents podcast is joined by a guy who may have learned some facts about Daredevil […]

Lady Sif has returned and she's going to expose "Who You Really Are"! (If she gets her memory back) A Kree alien beat it out of her while he was on Earth looking for the lost Terrigen crystals. (Those are the ones that gave Skye her "inhuman" powers, if you're keeping score) And Skye wants to keep those powers hidden from SHIELD, because it seems as if they're not very keen to deal with them. I guess this keeps all the attention off of Bobbi and Mack while they continue to plot whatever it is they're plotting. Jay and Josh expand their vocabulary with words like 'truncheon' on this week's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Case Files. Download now, to decrypt the data-stream directly to your MP3 player!